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<blockquote data-quote="BertoM" data-source="post: 7833373" data-attributes="member: 636775">So long story short I allowed myself to get ripped off by a stereo shop a few months ago. I ended up getting two 10 in Kicker Comp subs under the back seat in my F150 in a sealed box with a Pioneer 1200 watt amp and a Sony head unit.I have not been very satisfied with the subs. They seem to be kind of peaky and it just ruins certain songs.I starting looking into replacing the subs with one Sundown E 12, however, I don&#039;t think I will be able to do it. I started taking measurements and I will not be able to fit the sub due to the mounting depth, I mean I could make it work but I do not think it would be worth it.While looking at things and taking measurements though I noticed that the box is starting to separate in a spot and consequently not sealed. The subs are also up firing and I&#039;m fairly certain hit the bottom of the seat.So now I am unsure of what to do. Whatever I decide on doing is going to have to use a sealed box, the Pioneer amp, and the Pioneer AVH-P2400BT that I just got.Do I just seal the box back up? Build a new downfiring box with the correct airspace? Replace it all with just one 10 or 12 (I think I have around 5.5 in of mounting depth I&#039;ll double check when I get home)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BertoM, post: 7833373, member: 636775"] So long story short I allowed myself to get ripped off by a stereo shop a few months ago. I ended up getting two 10 in Kicker Comp subs under the back seat in my F150 in a sealed box with a Pioneer 1200 watt amp and a Sony head unit. I have not been very satisfied with the subs. They seem to be kind of peaky and it just ruins certain songs. I starting looking into replacing the subs with one Sundown E 12, however, I don't think I will be able to do it. I started taking measurements and I will not be able to fit the sub due to the mounting depth, I mean I could make it work but I do not think it would be worth it. While looking at things and taking measurements though I noticed that the box is starting to separate in a spot and consequently not sealed. The subs are also up firing and I'm fairly certain hit the bottom of the seat. So now I am unsure of what to do. Whatever I decide on doing is going to have to use a sealed box, the Pioneer amp, and the Pioneer AVH-P2400BT that I just got. Do I just seal the box back up? Build a new downfiring box with the correct airspace? Replace it all with just one 10 or 12 (I think I have around 5.5 in of mounting depth I'll double check when I get home)? [/QUOTE]

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